Nicole Rasmussen+FollowWould you sell your home for family?A Cleveland grandmother is torn—should she sell her $425,000 condo to buy her 19-year-old grandson a house? She’s already raised and supported him, but now he’s ready to move out and start his own life. Financial experts from “The Ramsey Show” say it’s time for her to focus on her own future, especially since she’s considering moving into senior living. They argue that giving a young adult a home might do more harm than good, and that the best gift is letting him stand on his own. What do you think—should family come first, or is tough love the right move here? #Entertainment #FamilyDecisions #FinancialAdvice01Share
AuroraAura+FollowShould I Mix Family and Real Estate? My In-Law DilemmaSo, here’s my latest family puzzle: my wife and I, both in our 40s with two kids, live in sunny Florida. Her parents just dropped the bomb—they’re retiring and moving to Georgia. Their house here is paid off, just like ours. Now, her dad wants to sell their place for a hefty sum and buy a new home outright in Georgia. But should we convince them to keep their Florida home and rent it out instead? The area isn’t the best, and honestly, I’m not sure I want to get tangled up in family business. We don’t have enough for a down payment if we tried to buy it, and I don’t want to mix money with family ties. After a lot of back and forth, I realized maybe it’s best to keep family and business separate. Sometimes, peace of mind is worth more than a real estate deal. What would you do in my shoes? 🤔🏡 #FamilyDecisions #RealEstate #Retirement #JobCareer559Share
